Power in the Name
In his poem “Power in the Name,” Paul Mayes Jamar heaps praise on Christ. Continue reading Power in the Name
In his poem “Power in the Name,” Paul Mayes Jamar heaps praise on Christ. Continue reading Power in the Name
In his poem “A Step to Paradise,” Paul Mayes Jamar reflects on eternal life. Continue reading A Step to Paradise
In his poem, Paul Mayes Jamar reflects on the birth of Christ. Continue reading Jesus’ Birth
In his poem “Dirty, Rotten, Flesh,” Paul Mayes Jamar reflects on how God cleanses our sins. Continue reading Dirty, Rotten, Flesh
In his poem, Paul Mayes Jamar writes about an angel in his life. Continue reading My Angel
In his poem, Paul Mayes Jamar ruminates about heaven and hell. Continue reading Heaven or Hell?
In his poem, Pat Connors reflects on aspiration. Continue reading Aspire
In her historical fiction short story “Peace on Earth, Goodwill to Men,” Rosemary Davis depicts events set amid the Massacre of the Innocents. Continue reading Peace on Earth, Goodwill to Men
In her essay “Endurance,” Eva G. Angaiak reflects on endurance during times of hardship. Continue reading Endurance
In her essay “Listening for God’s Voice,” Linda L. Kruschke tells a true story of learning to listen to God’s voice even when it doesn’t make sense. Continue reading Listening for God’s Voice
In her poem “Mary,” Mallory Nygard writes from the perspective of Mary of Bethany on the theme of asking Jesus why did he not come earlier to be with her brother, Lazarus. Continue reading Mary
In her poem “Martha,” Mallory Nygard writes from the perspective of Martha on the theme of asking Jesus why did he not come earlier to be with her brother, Lazarus. Continue reading Martha